Informations for students of Infrastructure and Environmental Protection Dual - Practice-integrated study variant (B.Eng.)
We will provide you with comprehensive knowledge that will enable you to competently deal with a wide range of structural, technical and environmental issues in the diverse field of infrastructure. Take responsibility for the climate-protecting development of our living environment in a sought-after professional field by designing the spatial and built infrastructure accordingly. A degree course for anyone who really wants to make a difference later on.
The practice-integrated study option combines theoretical learning with intensive practical experience and prepares you optimally for your future tasks.
This degree course is offered exclusively in German.
Further information can be found on the German page.
Together we are shaping the urban and regional infrastructure of tomorrow!
Together we are shaping the infrastructure of tomorrow: Engineers specializing in infrastructure and environment (B.Eng.) are urgently needed in a wide variety of areas. They deal with the planning, construction, operation and management of facilities with a focus on water and transport infrastructure.
water and transport infrastructure. You will develop plans and concepts on behalf of road construction authorities, railroad infrastructure companies, water supply and water disposal companies, national and international engineering firms with large locations in Frankfurt, municipalities, ministries and authorities.
Summary
Program | Infrastructure and Environmental Protection |
Terms | 6 terms, full-time – Intensive study program |
Language | German |
ECTS credit points | 210 |
Program start | winter semester |
Prerequisite for study | Technical Abitur/Abitur and study contract with a cooperating company |
Admission requirements | no |
Course catalogue
Modularization during the studies is a study structure, in which courses such as lectures, exercises, practical internships, excursions, excursions or seminars about certain topics are combined in modules. The structure of a module is determined by the competence, which is to be achieved upon completion of the module.
The module manual entails information on the duration, credits, type of examination, requirements, study results, workload, type of learning, content, literature, and the representative of the module of a degree course. Further information can be found in the guideline on modularization and credit point awarding of the Bund-Länder commission. The module overview and the study content can be downloaded in form of a download PDF.
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